Signed Japanese Tagua Nut Netsuke Inro of Laughing Buddha

Edmund Bristow (1787-1876) was a British painter renowned for his genre scenes, animal paintings, and depictions of rural life. Born in Eton, England, Bristow spent most of his life ...

An allegorical winged cherub standing behind a locked gate with a bouquet of roses in his hand (symbolizing unrequited love). A rare and very finely-painted subject. Impressed K.P.M...

A large and rare second half of 15th century religious marble sculpture group, hand carved, mounted on bronze base for display. This sculpture group depicts the death of Saint Joseph...

Large French studio nude self-portrait, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1912. Jean-Gabriel Domergue was born on 4 March 1889 in Bordeaux. His father, a journalist and art critic, to...

This exquisite 19th-century Sèvres porcelain cachepot showcases the refined artistry and luxurious craftsmanship for which the Sèvres manufactory is celebrated. Beautifully hand-painted floral garlands encircle the body, displaying a rich palette of pinks, yellows, lilacs, and blues—all rendered with remarkable delicacy and depth. A deep cobalt ground enhances the vibrancy of the flowers and provides an elegant contrast to the lavish 24k gilt decoration. Two finely modelled gilt lion-mask handles add a sculptural element, lending the piece a sense of classical grandeur. Intricate gilt patterns, executed with precision, wrap the lower body in an ornate neoclassical border that highlights the superb workmanship. The underside retains Sèvres marks and painter’s inscriptions, further confirming its authenticity and heritage. Perfect as a statement centrepiece, a refined decorative vessel, or an addition to a curated porcelain collection, this Sèvres cachepot...